Is Google's cache getting older?

[glitterball]

I have noticed that none of Google's cached versions of web pages that feature in the SERPs that I watch have been updated for several weeks.

It's been a while since I kept an eye on these things, so is this just the new normal?

[goodroi]

New normal. Wouldn't be surprised if Google's cache eventually goes the way of toolbar pagerank.

[Robert Charlton]

Maybe new normal, maybe not, but now's not a time to expect anything like normal behavior. . See notes in this thread....

April 2019 Google indexing & reporting bugs continue... It's not you!
https://www.webmasterworld.com/google/4943488.htm [webmasterworld.com]

I wouldn't be surprised if they do drop the cache, albeit it's arguably useful for many Google users.

[sunjun]

Yes,I find my last index cache is Mar29,and the others are almost the same time.At the end of Mar,they are almost the business who manufacture and export products.

[edgeman]

The most recent cache date and associated content I can find for our pages (and any other site I've looked at so far) is March 30th, even for pages that we have refetched since then through Google Search Console.

[sim64]

I'm seeing the same, so set up a little test by adding a unique line of text to a page.

The page appears fine in the SERPs for the phrase as expected but the cached version still shows the version without the phrase.